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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1926
Page
4
A fragmented text shows irregular phrases about time periods one week one month three months and one year with repeated garbled letters and stray punctuation indicating OCR errors rather than a coherent news item. No clear entities or events are present to identify.
Officials in Amarillo discuss a possible 1930 population reaching 100000 as administrators and business leaders push for a formal census. Carl Metzger of Dallas predicts the figure, while the Chamber of Commerce plans a cooperative citywide count to reflect growth through new suburbs and apartments.
A fragment recalls a projection room scene where union operator William Fox and guests witness an early talking movie. The piece notes perforated film regulating dialogue, wonders about actors learning the language, and hints at crowd reactions and unresolved tech challenges.
A July New York Evening piece sketches drifters and failed figures in the city. A former astronomy professor with a portable telescope guides park observers while a wax museum barker, a failing painter, and a once prosperous psychoanalyst illustrate the era’s drift into struggle, drink, and decline.
Joslyn Poe faces a murder scandal after James Kelvin kills Stephen Bates during a quarrel over her. Kelvin flees to Joslyn seeking refuge, confessing a desperate love while Kittie Lane pushes for truth. Joslyn resolves to shield him, risking public ruin and personal peril.
In a police stakeout scene reporters document James Kelvin’s escape after Bates is killed in a love quarrel. Kittie Lane admits causing the trouble as witnesses are released at dawn. Joslyn and Kittie flee toward Broadway into the chilly morning.
Danny Meadow Mouse explores a marsh beside the sea, building under seaweed, eating sand-hoppers shellfish and small fish, and tasting salty marsh grasses. He adapts to tides, discovers a variety of foods, and grows fond of his new home, with a visit from a nearby fox noting his cautious welcome.
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